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Once again, Jinx overlooked her question. Although it irritated her, she didn't feel like repeating herself yet again, so she let that one go. Her ears twitched faintly when the Kesuk named her a hypocrite, her expression clearly indicating her thoughts: We'll just have to agree to disagree. With that said, Pied wouldn't be able to help going back over this conversation later and mulling over Jinx's points, voluntarily or not.

"Well, isn't that an incredible coincidence," Pied grumbled lowly, wondering how it was Jinx still thought Bon Dye—abandoned not only by its Alpha but all its highly-ranked wolves—should've simply forged ahead without batting an eyelash. Her energy for the topic had been sapped, however, so she said nothing more about it.

"So did Akhlut kick you out or did you leave voluntarily in the end?" Pied wondered. If he came upon them and saw Pied fraternizing with Jinx, what would he think? If Akhlut considered Jinx an enemy of the ridge, then surely he wouldn't be likely to forge and alliance with this creek pack... which truly meant that their paths had split and, for better or worse, the Kesuk would likely fall out of her life.